Russia signals it's open to more talks
This comes as the U.N. General Assembly will vote to demand Russia stop its military actions. CBS2's John Dias has the latest.
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This comes as the U.N. General Assembly will vote to demand Russia stop its military actions. CBS2's John Dias has the latest.
Many of the protesters said they want the U.S. to impose stiffer sanctions against Russia and provide Ukraine with as much military support as possible.
CBS2's Dick Brennan has the latest on peace talks between the two countries as a massive Russian convoy nears Kyiv.
Institution says it will not change policy until invasion of Ukraine ends and restitution is made.
The Met announced it is cutting ties with artists allied with Russia's president.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has the story.
Amongst a sea of yellow and blue, songs of peace filled the air as dozens gathered in Gen Cove.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has the latest on the war in Ukraine.
Russia's military has invaded Kyiv and continues to advance across the sovereign nation. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
A Russian conductor who is a friend and supporter of President Vladimir Putin will no longer lead an orchestra at Carnegie Hall.
The Big Apple could very well be Vladimir Putin's next target, and he wouldn't even have to fire a single bullet.
There is more pain at the pump, continued sticker shock at stores, and volatility on Wall Street.
President Biden announced crushing new sanctions against Russia after Vladimir Putin declared war. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Inside a gilded age mansion in Stamford, the culture of Ukraine is displayed and preserved.
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the world Monday. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has the story from Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
People in the Tri-State Area with family and friends in Ukraine and Russia are watching the developments closely.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has the story from Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
U.S. officials said nearly 200,000 Russian troops are amassed along the border with Ukraine. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Defense ministry says some troops and war machines massed along the border for "exercises" have "completed their tasks" and are heading home. The U.S. isn't convinced yet.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Russia's ramp-up of forces around Ukraine indicates Russian President Vladimir Putin could give an order for military action "essentially at any time."
Pres. Biden warned Vladimir Putin Saturday that the U.S. will "respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs" should Russia invade Ukraine.
The U.S. State Department has ordered non-emergency employees to leave the U.S. embassy in Kyiv, Ukraine, ahead of a possible Russian invasion.
President Biden told Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Thursday that the U.S. and its allies will react "decisively" if Ukraine is invaded, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said.
The two leaders held a video call for two hours on Tuesday, after U.S. intelligence officials warned of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine as soon as January.
